S Categories Reviews Sundance 2022 TV January 23, 2022 Sundance 2022: My Trip to Spain is a story rich in transition The pilot episode profiles lives, relationships, and a world in change and adjustment.
A Categories Recap TV January 22, 2022 Apart from one poor dragonfly, this week’s Drag Race circles the drain Ball jokes and bug snacks punctuate an overstuffed (and overtucked) episode of season 14.
S Categories Movies Reviews Sundance 2022 January 18, 2022 Sundance 2022: Framing Agnes queers a history The documentary dives deep into decades-old research to reveal how the framing of trans lives has, and hasn't, evolved.
T Categories Recap TV January 16, 2022 This week’s Drag Race tries the same game again, to diminished returns We see the other group of queens this week, and their introductions leave a lot to be desired.
R Categories Recap TV January 8, 2022 RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 14 Ru-cap: Meet (half) the queens The new season kicks off with our first gaggle of queens, who do their best to stand out (mostly by flattering Ru's brand).
K Categories Columns Features KinoKultur Movies January 4, 2022 KinoKultur: Nunderestimating the sisters A duo of nunsploitation films from Kino Lorber tests our preconceptions of faith-based cinema.
K Categories Features KinoKultur December 20, 2021 KinoKultur: A holiday present—four fascinating Christmas tales Pocketful of Miracles, Christmas in July, The Holly and the Ivy and the inimitable Santa Claus Conquers the Martians make for stupendous and layered holiday viewing.
L Categories Movies Reviews December 6, 2021 Léa Seydoux stuns in France, but the movie cannot match her Director Bruno Dumont's satire is sharp and funny but fails to examine itself for the very biases it wants to challenge.
K Categories Columns Features Movies November 30, 2021 KinoKultur: Structure and the Supernatural in 4 Household Tales B.L. Panther takes a look at four films from Kino Lorber that explore the intersection of structure and the supernatural in the latest KinoKultur
W Categories Movies Reviews November 30, 2021 Writing With Fire thoughtfully spotlights the journalists of India’s only women-run newspaper It's a compelling documentary that engages its subjects with the same care they bring to their own reporting.
